adventure in Irish
adventure in Irish is eachtra — adventure means an exciting or unusual experience, often involving some risk or the unknown.
adventure in Irish
eachtra
A daring feat; a bold undertaking, in which dangers are likely to be encountered, and the issue is staked upon unforeseen events; the encountering of risks.
What does "adventure" mean?
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noun An exciting or unusual experience, often involving some risk or the unknown.
"Backpacking across South America was the adventure of a lifetime."
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verb To take a risk by venturing into something uncertain.
"He adventured into business without any real experience."
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adventure in a sentence
- Backpacking across South America was the adventure of a lifetime.
- The kids treated the school trip like a grand adventure.
- He adventured into business without any real experience.
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What is "adventure" in Irish?
"adventure" in Irish is eachtra. adventure means: An exciting or unusual experience, often involving some risk or the unknown.
How do you use "adventure" in a sentence?
Example: "Backpacking across South America was the adventure of a lifetime." In Irish, "adventure" is eachtra.
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